[CrowleyAJ]

@amortin: Thanks, your patch looks good to me. I will put it in the next release.

@bukdiah: I'll look into it, thanks for the log.

[bukdiah]

Hey, CrowleyAJ

Any updates? Using subscene on my desktop Kodi is still giving me script errors. The weird thing is, when I use SubScene on my Amazon FireStick, the search results yield subtitles for random shows instead of the one I'm watching.

[CrowleyAJ]

Hi bukdiah,

according to your log you didn't choose any language for subtitle downloads. Check "Languages to download subtitles for" under Settings -> Video -> Subtitles.

I just submitted an updated version which should handle this case more gracefully, and also incorporates amortins file handling patch.

[bukdiah]

Hi bukdiah,

according to your log you didn't choose any language for subtitle downloads. Check "Languages to download subtitles for" under Settings -> Video -> Subtitles.

I just submitted an updated version which should handle this case more gracefully, and also incorporates amortins file handling patch.

Wow, thanks for your response. I never had that problem before. After choosing a default language, I was able to get results, but the subtitles seem to be a random selection and isn't for the TV show/Movie I'm watching. I get around this by searching for subtitles manually, but I have to be pretty specific like Name.SeasonEpisode

[CrowleyAJ]

Is this for every show, or only for some? If you can provide another debug log, I'll look into it.

[fatadxb]

I got the same problem

[CrowleyAJ]

@fatadxb: Can you provide a debug log (wiki) please, otherwise there is nothing I can do.

[bukdiah]

I wasn't able to try it with all shows, but I found that this happens with iZombie and Blindspot. I tried it on other shows (Flash and Arrow) and the results were good though.

http://xbmclogs.com/puz7felug

[CrowleyAJ]

Hi bukdiah,

Thanks for the log. As far as I can see the shows you mentioned didn't got a proper library entry for whatever reason and don't provide season and epsiode number to the subtitle addon. Thusly the addon can not look for the right episode numbers in the search results. In fact those cases are handled like searching for a filename, which in your case is a meaningless streaming URL.
I'll look into how I can handle these cases better, but this might take a while.
For now you can help yourself by providing proper library entries. Unfortunatley I can't help you with how to do that, since I don't use streaming services myself.

[bukdiah]

Thanks for the response. Now that I know the problem lies with the streaming service (Genisis in my case), I am relieved that it isn't Subscene's fault. I'll continue to manually enter strings if I have to. Thanks for the add on. It's definitely way better than most out there for Kodi.

[tomtomclub]

works fine on movie, but not on tv series

[CrowleyAJ]

@bukdiah: I just submitted a new version which should handle your cases better. In my tests it worked fine with iZombie and Blindspot. The new version should become available within the next days.

@tomtomclub: Sorry, I can only repeat myself: Reports without a debug log (wiki) are useless to me. I have no idea what you are talking about.

[shiggity]

I'm getting a 403 when SubsceneUtilities.py tries to call a subtitle URL, e.g. http://subscene.com/subtitles/title?q=Da...pes&r=true

[shiggity]

I changed line 86 of version 1.5.1 to request = urllib2.Request(url, headers={'User-Agent' : "Magic Browser"}) and it worked

[CrowleyAJ]

Thanks for your hint, shiggity. I just sent a fixed version to the repository.